Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96314 total results. Showing results 88941 to 88960 «444444454446444744484449445044514452Next ›Last » Policing Minister visits Lincolnshire Minister agrees to return in May 2017 to open the shared service headquarters at Nettleham Lincolnshire Police 2/12/2016 News “Police leaders need to set the highest standards”, say Standards Committee. But they have some concerns… Richard Thomas, a Member of the Committee on Standards in Public Life, spoke earlier this week at the CoPaCC "OPCC Transparency" Quality Mark awards. In this, his speech, he commends the CoPaCC Awards whilst expressing some Committee concerns about measures on police complaint handling in the Policing and Crime Bill currently before Parliament. He also regrets that nine PCCs have yet to sign up to the CSPL's Ethical Checklist. Policing Insight - Registration at source 2/12/2016 Opinion ‘Fair deal’ call on £6 million Shropshire police shortfall Police officers in Shropshire are being hampered by a shortfall of funding of almost £6 million, according to crime commissioner John Campion. Shropshire Star 2/12/2016 News UK can remain in Europol after Brexit, former MI5 head believes But former DG says country will be in a slightly worse position than it currently is Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/12/2016 News Channel ports lack information to spot terrorists The Times - Subscription at source 2/12/2016 News Tender: Restorative Justice Delivery Partner to the Police and Crime Commissioner for Merseyside Merseyside OPCC 2/12/2016 News North Wales Police to pay out £430,000 in apprentice levy and may get NOTHING in return Commissioner Arfon Jones has written to Home Office Secretary Amber Rudd as he fears Force will be out of pocket because of devolution anomaly North Wales Live 2/12/2016 News YouTube: Essex PCC Roger Hirst explains proposals for joint governance of police and fire services. Essex OPFCC 2/12/2016 Feature, Opinion Scottish government to raise age of criminal responsibility BBC 2/12/2016 News Hundreds of footballers call police to say they were sexually abused Police received 350 calls in a week from people claiming that they were sexually abused as young footballers. The Times - Subscription at source 2/12/2016 News Fraudsters take six seconds to steal bank card details The Times - Subscription at source 2/12/2016 News Police chief who bared breasts will keep job The Times - Subscription at source 2/12/2016 News Met Police Service partners with Azure to store body cam footage Partnership between police force and Microsoft will see footage from body cameras stored in Azure CloudPro 1/12/2016 News New research into online radicalisation to be carried out in Bradford The University of Bradford has joined forces with West Yorkshire Police, the Police and Crime Commissioner and the North East Counter Terrorism Unit to tackle online radicalisation. Telegraph and Argus 1/12/2016 News UK and US cloud providers weigh potential impact of Rule 41 US legislation coming into force today potentially gives US justice authorities access to UK citizen data held in US corporations’ UK-based data centres – but remit and potential impact of rule is unclear Government Computing 1/12/2016 News New measures for ‘seriousness of crime’ calculated on points basis A new method of measuring crime in England and Wales has been devised by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) which ranks offences according to their seriousness. Police Professional 1/12/2016 News Concerns as face recognition tech used to ‘identify’ criminals What can your face say about you? Face recognition technology can pick up on things like your age, gender and maybe even your mood. Now, two researchers say it could even tell whether you’re a criminal. New Scientist 1/12/2016 News Child sex abuse inquiry ‘hands police 80 cases a month’ An average of 80 child sex abuse cases a month have been referred to police over the last year following victims' testimony to an independent inquiry. BBC 1/12/2016 News West Midlands police and crime commissioner taken to tribunal by ex-deputy BBC 1/12/2016 News Understanding barriers affecting police officer recruitment In June 2016, Deloitte was commissioned by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) to undertake research focused on understanding the barriers for individuals from a Catholic community background in considering the service as a potential career option. This report sets out the findings from our research. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 1/12/2016 Report «444444454446444744484449445044514452Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
